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I know'd one feller as told me that when he lived on the west side o' the mountains, where some of the Injuns are a murderin' set o' thieves, he niver lost a chance o' killin' a redskin.
I once know'd a boy just like you, an' he was put in jail for stealin'." "I ain't a-goin to stay and be jawed that way," said Sam. "You won't catch me pulling you out of a hole again. I wouldn't have you for a grandmother for all the world. Tom Baldwin told me, only yesterday, that you was always a-hectorin' him." Tom Baldwin was the son of Cynthy Ann, and consequently old Mrs. Payson's grandson.
Atter 'long time, de blacksmif he tuck'n die, en w'en he go ter de Good Place de man at de gate dunner who he is, en he can't squeeze in. Den he go down ter de Bad Place, en knock. De Ole Boy, he look out, he did, en he know'd de blacksmif de minnit he laid eyes on 'im; but he shake his head en say, sezee: "'You'll hatter skuze me, Brer Blacksmif, kase I dun had 'speunce 'longer you.
It's yer powers o' prophecy as amazes me `an' The other hafs no beter' a deal wus, Susan, if ye only know'd it. Ah! my sweet gal, if ye knew wot a grief that word `beter' wos to me before I diskivered wot it wos, ye'd try to improve yer hand o' write, an' make fewer blots!" At this point Jo was arrested by the sound of footsteps behind him.
"Their valise came up by express last night." "Oh, we'll have to go up to the house," said Euphemia. "It won't do to stay away any longer." "Well," said Pomona, fanning herself with her apron, "if you know'd all I know, I don't think you'd think so." "What do you mean?" said Euphemia. "Well, ma'am, they've just settled down and taken possession of the whole place.
"Come along, Zook, I like punctuality. Are you hungry?" "'Ungry as a 'awk, sir," replied Zook, glancing at the table and rubbing his hands, for there entered his nostrils delicious odours, the causes of which very seldom entered his throat. "W'y, sir, I know'd you was a gent, from the wery first!" "I have at least entered my native shell," said Charlie, with a laugh. "Sit down.
I know'd the time 'ud come, an' this is the time to tell you, when you and me and Winnie are a-goin' to part for ever at the top o' the biggest mountain in the world, this 'ere blessed Snowdon, as allus did seem somehow to belong to her an' me.
The Captain was greatly relieved by this reply, and expressed his satisfaction by taking off his hard glazed hat, and dabbing his head all over with his handkerchief, rolled up like a ball, observing several times, with infinite complacency, and with a beaming countenance, that he know'd it. 'So you're quiet now, are you, brother? said the Captain to Diogenes.
"But suppose, for the sake of argyment as Shikspur says, that the stranger wos to ax ye wot ye know'd about Peroo, what 'ud ye say to that, lad?" asked Old Peter. "Wot would I say! Why, I'd ax him with a look of offended dignity if he took me for a schoolmaster, an' then may be I'd ax him wot he know'd about it himself an' krekt him av he wos wrong."
"Sur-re, Oi know'd ye wuz didn't Oi see ye go undher th' logs wid me own eyes? An' didn't th' jam go rippin' an' tearin' into th' rapids? An' c'd on-ny man live t'rough th' loike av that? Oi know'd ye wuz dead till Oi seed Creed. Thin Oi know'd ye wuzn't. But Moncrossen don't know ut nor on-ny wan ilse, ondly me.
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